In a small-town shop in Granby’s dust, Marvin welded steel with a heart of rust. They zoned him out, they pushed him down, Took his dreams, left him the clown. With a bulldozer’s roar, he’d make ‘em see, A man pushed too far fights to be free. (Chorus) Killdozer rolls through the morning haze, Metal heart in a righteous craze. Tearin’ down the lies, the greed, the pain, Marvin’s ghost in the steel’s refrain. Oh, Killdozer, sing your rebel song, For the man who stood when the world was wrong. (Verse 2) He armored up that D9 beast, A fortress built for his final feast. Concrete walls, cameras, and guns, He’d take ‘em all, no need to run. The town hall fell, the factory too, A one-man war for what he knew was true. (Chorus) Killdozer rolls through the morning haze, Metal heart in a righteous craze. Tearin’ down the lies, the greed, the pain, Marvin’s ghost in the steel’s refrain. Oh, Killdozer, sing your rebel song, For the man who stood when the world was wrong. (Bridge) Some call him hero, some call him mad, A broken soul with the fight he had. The system crushed him, left him to bleed, So he carved his truth with a monster’s creed. Through the rubble, his story’s told, A spark of fire in a world so cold. (Verse 3) The cops fired rounds, but the steel held tight, Killdozer raged through the long, hard fight. Till the radiator blew, and the beast went still, Marvin’s last stand on that Colorado hill. They tore it apart, but his legend stays, A warning to power in the coming days. (Chorus) Killdozer rolls through the morning haze, Metal heart in a righteous craze. Tearin’ down the lies, the greed, the pain, Marvin’s ghost in the steel’s refrain. Oh, Killdozer, sing your rebel song, For the man who stood when the world was wrong. (Outro) So raise a glass to the man and his machine, Who carved a path where the truth had been. In the echoes of steel, his story’s alive, Killdozer’s spirit will always survive. Oh, Marvin, your bulldozer’s gone, But your fight, it carries on.
